So, this Friday, my last book in the Legend of Carter Gabel series will be released. Last Book. Whew, about three years ago, I didn't think this was ever going to be an option, let alone a completion of something. I've met some great people thus far and can't wait to meet a ton more. … Continue reading So Close…
Category: Journey of 1000 Miles
Review Faces
As an author, my general nature is to want everybody to read my story AND simultaneously hoping no one ever does. It's a strange dichotomy, I know, but I think I just love entertaining and hate when that falls short. Regardless, thanks to SnapChat, I have put together a wonderful skit of some of the … Continue reading Review Faces
New Release
One of my good friends has officially raced me to publishing three books and he has beat me in releasing now. Take a moment or two to look over his new cover and check into him on social media. Zach is a character and one of the nicest guys I've met on my journey. I'm … Continue reading New Release
A Time to Live
A big thanks to Lindsay for taking the time to read AND review my sequel!
A Time to Live
by Jonas Lee
Carter Gabel had to overcome a lot in the last year, and time travel as a side effect of his “genetic disease” was only the beginning. He’s lost his mother, reunited with his estranged father, crippled a city and destroyed his school. If he thought he could fade into the sunset, Carter has another thing coming.
A terrorist group known as Pirates has infiltrated his hometown to overthrow the Program designed to monitor those with potentially harmful abilities. Carter is a teenager, but he’s forced back into the mix as his grandson, David, has been put into a coma. He will have to try and stay out of sight as much as possible and work with new Eventuals along the way in order to stop the Pirates from turning Lincoln Square into a ghost town.
First I have to let y’all know that…
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The Evolution of The Cogsmith’s Daughter: From First Draft to Final Product
Source: The Evolution of The Cogsmith’s Daughter: From First Draft to Final Product For all those writers looking to be authors, give this a look and see how a little determination can give you what you want.
The Cogsmith’s Daughter (Desertera #1) Cover Reveal
A friend of mine is approaching the birth of her first book baby. This is as close to a gender surprise most authors will experience, BUT cover reveals are sacred and I am glad to be a part of it! Please go have a look and let her know how many copies you plan on … Continue reading The Cogsmith’s Daughter (Desertera #1) Cover Reveal
The 777 Challenge
Kate M. Colby has graciously tagged me in the 777 Challenge. The point of the challenge is to share seven lines from the seventh page of your current work-in-progress then tag seven writers to do the same. I’m sharing a portion of A Time to Die, the final chapter in my very first series. It's … Continue reading The 777 Challenge
Tempting the Ocean
In June, I was on vacation with my family. There is one scene I recall and thought I'd share. Sitting on the beach outside our resort with my wife, the sun was setting and the sky was ablaze with shades of the blue east to the crimson west. My daughter was on the edge of … Continue reading Tempting the Ocean
Where is Your Copy?
If the answer is yes, does your friend, your mom, your dad, siblings, cousins, friends, frenemies, enemies and all the people in between? Amazon lets you gift these things! You can even hold them as a gift for a birthday or Christmas present. Point is, the sale is a limited time and I'd love you … Continue reading Where is Your Copy?
Dry July
Well, as an Indie, the only truly bad part about being your own boss is that you can't reprimand the underlings for slacking on their job. Well, you can, but it's basically a shouting match in front of a mirror. And let's face it, I can't argue with this face. Soooo, my busy body time … Continue reading Dry July
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